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The temperature outside is climbing close to 100. You hear your air conditioning unit kick on, but the temperature inside your home continues to climb. It continues to run for several minutes but the air blowing from the registers just doesn't seem to be cooling off at all. What could the problem possibly be? This could be caused by a number of issues and some of them can even be addressed with little knowledge about how the AC system works. This blog will show you the basics of your AC system and what you can do to make small repairs when the air just isn't cool.

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2 Things To Do To Try And Break Up A Clog In Your Toilet

Posted on October 18, 2019

If your toilet isn't flushing anymore, it could be more than just a regular clog. You could be having a much bigger problem, which could lead to you ending up with raw sewage in your basement or elsewhere in your house. That can turn into a huge, horrible thing, which means that you want to do what you can in order to keep that from happening. So, what can you do? [Read More]

Winter Plumbing Problems That You Can Prevent

Posted on September 9, 2019

Winter may bring beautiful white snow that can transform your landscape into an attractive winter wonderland, but that snow can create potentially serious problems for your residential plumbing system. Plumbing companies tend to get more service calls as the temperatures outside start to dip below freezing and take their toll on residential and commercial plumbing systems. However, many of those calls can be prevented. Keep reading to learn three winter issues that you have the potential to prevent. [Read More]

Your Residential AC & Short Cycling

Posted on August 6, 2019

Short cycling is when your air conditioner turns on and off quickly without cooling down your home. This can happen for a variety of reasons, and it's important to have a residential AC repair contractor come and check out your system. Your air conditioner may be the wrong size for your home, the refrigerant levels could be low, or the filter could be clogged. In addition, the system could be shutting off because it is getting overheated when it's running. [Read More]

Recognizing Problems With Your Commercial Heat Pump

Posted on June 26, 2019

Commercial HVAC systems are drastically more complicated than their residential counterparts. Although they generally work on the same principles and use functionally similar equipment, they need to heat and cool a larger building with many zones. This means that installation, maintenance, and repair is often more complicated and costly. This extra cost can lead some building owners to ignore obvious signs that a problem is brewing, but procrastination of this type is often counterproductive and leads to more expensive fixes in the future. [Read More]